Netware 3.12 license for >250?

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3 total messages Started by Peter Haslehurst Fri, 16 Aug 1996 00:00

#279

Author: Peter Haslehurst
Date: Fri, 16 Aug 1996 00:00

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We are running Netware 3.12 and are bumping up against the 250 user limit.
We cannot upgrade to Netware 4 in the immediate future. Any ideas? I understand
that Novell used to do 3.12 licenses for >250 users. Are these licenses still
valid and is it possible to acquire one 'second-hand'?

Thanks in advance.

-- 
Peter Haslehurst                             peter@wintlife.demon.co.uk
These are my own opinions, not those of my employer, Winterthur Life UK

Re: Netware 3.12 license for >250?

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Author: Bruce Ferry
Date: Fri, 16 Aug 1996 00:00

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Peter Haslehurst wrote:
> 
> We are running Netware 3.12 and are bumping up against the 250 user limit.
> We cannot upgrade to Netware 4 in the immediate future. Any ideas? I understand
> that Novell used to do 3.12 licenses for >250 users. Are these licenses still
> valid and is it possible to acquire one 'second-hand'?

There has never been such an amimal for 3.12. There WAS a 1000 user kludge (very 
expensive and you had to beg for it) for 3.11.

Your only hope might be to set up a second server and somehow split the load. 
Otherwise 4.1 is your only hope.

-- 
Bruce Ferry
DUNK's Computer Consulting

Re: Netware 3.12 license for >250?

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Author: Bob Mutch
Date: Sat, 17 Aug 1996 00:00

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I have heard that they did a few 500's and 1000's in 3.11 for special 
accounts but no 3.12's over 250.  


In article <840190656snz@wintlife.demon.co.uk>, 
peter@wintlife.demon.co.uk says...
>
>
>We are running Netware 3.12 and are bumping up against the 250 user 
limit.
>We cannot upgrade to Netware 4 in the immediate future. Any ideas? I 
understand
>that Novell used to do 3.12 licenses for >250 users. Are these licenses 
still
>valid and is it possible to acquire one 'second-hand'?
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>-- 
>Peter Haslehurst                             peter@wintlife.demon.co.uk
>These are my own opinions, not those of my employer, Winterthur Life UK

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